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Parish of Earsdon Townships of Earsdon Backworth and Holywell

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West Holywell West Holywell Hugh Taylor Esqr About 20 Chains N The name is given to a number of
West Holywell Thomas John Taylor Esqr of Backworth Quarry Pitmen’s houses which Comprise
West Holywell Revd R. E. Mason the hamlet in Whellan’s directory this
is called (West Holywell Colliery) but Hugh Taylor Esqr
& his brother T.J. Taylor Esqr assured me that
West Holywell was sufficient to be written to the hamlet
They are the Proprietors-
West Holywell Square West Holywell Square Hugh Taylor Esqr 6 Chains S. of the { The name is given to that portion of West
West Holywell Square Thomas John Taylor Esqr Primitive Methodist Chapel {Holywell that formed the 3 sides of a square
West Holywell Square Revd R. E. Mason {They were built by the Owners of the Colliery the
{Messrs Taylor & are inhabited by their workmen
East Holywell East Holywell Hugh Taylor Esqr About 30 Chains N. The name is given to a hamlet the inhabitants are Comprised
East Holywell Thomas John Taylor Esqr W. of Earsdon Colliery exclusively of Colliers in the employ of Taylor
East Holywell Revd R. E. Mason (Church Pit) & Company. There is a Colliery situated in
On sheet 81, Plan 14 the hamlet which is called by the name of the
Hamlet. but I considered the name once applied
would be sufficient
Brierdean Burn Brierdean Burn Hugh Taylor Esqr About 25 Chains A good Stream so named from
Brierdean Burn Thomas John Taylor Esqr N. of Earsdon Colliery its running through
Brierdean Burn Revd R. E. Mason (Church Pit) a farm house called Brierburn Dean
Brierdean Burn Award Plan It empties itself into the German Ocean
Brierdean Burn Estate Plan
Thomas Jordan

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